March is all about femmes on the move and Metro Art is delighted to share the work of artist, Genevieve Gaignard as part of the Metro Art Photo Lightbox Series, a [continue reading]
In the latest poster to debut in Metro Art’s popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, artist Emily Kiwa Tanaka celebrates the Harbor Gateway community with a colorful collage of [continue reading]
Whether you ride Metro every day or occasionally, we want you to feel welcome, safe and above all, to have a great ride. That’s why we’re excited for you to [continue reading]
The LIFE program is conducting outreach throughout Los Angeles County. LIFE offers savings such as discounted transit passes or 20 free rides each month. Riders can use LIFE discounts to ride Metro and buses run by other participating transit agencies. Join us at one of our upcoming events to enroll [continue reading]
For too long, the transportation industry has been a man’s world. As we kick off Women’s History Month for 2023, the good news is that women are playing a greater [continue reading]
After two years of holding meetings virtually, the Regional Service Councils will return to in-person meetings beginning on March 1. Members of the public will have the option to attend the meetings in person and will still be able to submit comments online or by phone. Here are the dates, [continue reading]
Metro announced today a 12 percent increase in transit ridership compared to a year ago. There were 255 million boardings in 2022, surpassing the 227 million in 2021. “During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of Metro’s riders disappeared, and stayed away for most of the epidemic. As [continue reading]
The second cohort of Metro’s Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) held its first meeting on Saturday at Metro headquarters as the agency continues to roll out elements of the reimagined public safety plan that our first PSAC helped influence. The PSAC was created in 2020 to help Metro create a [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors and the L.A. City Council in July 2019 authorized the Bus Speed Engineering Working Group, a collaborative effort between Metro and LADOT to speed up [continue reading]
As part of our ongoing efforts to improve public safety and clean up our system, we’re making some changes at our Westlake/MacArthur Station. We’ve experienced too many drug overdoses and [continue reading]
